Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
SOCIETY
4 Very Gay Week Spent by tho So
ciety People Of the Silver City.

= A Very Gay Week Spent by the So
g ciety People Of the Silver City.
The past week has been . very busy on
for the society people Of the Silver City
y Each appearance OF the Pyke Opera Com
pany has been enjoyed by a large and fash
= ionable crowd, which proves that a deserv
ing troupe is appreciated and their success
r assured. Some Of the society bellies hav
: declared that they are lust dead" Their
. are but few people who can be up until
late hour for six consecutive nights without
| feeling considerably fatigued. It Is q pit.
r that entertainments cannet be even]y
! distributed throughout the year. Some
times the beaux and bellies complain be
cause it is so dreadfully dull, and agar
l they are rushed with parties, balls, thea
tiers, etc. OF course those days preceding
Ash Wednesday are always full Of pleas
ure. The Emma Abbott Company will be
the next attraction in Butte, and it ID
probable that the bellies who are lust
dead" will have sufficiently recovered to
attend this grand opera, which il the first
chat has ever been given in this city.
Bishop Brewer will be in Butte to.mor.
row.
Mr.. Kinnis Arthur returned to Butte
to-day.
Mr.. Marcus DAILY went to Helena last
Friday.
Miss Kate Hsnnessy is visiting friends in
Helena.
Mr.. Salton Cameron was over from Gable
last week.
Miss Rosa Reed went to Anaconda last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. H. Casey will go to Ph~:lipsburg
tomorrow.
Mr.. George Tony goes to San Francisco
this evening.
Mr.. Lee w. Foster expects soon to 20 to
San Francisco.
Mr.. T. c. Newton was in town for a few
days last week.
DR.. VIM. A. flaming and bride arrived in
Butte last week.
Col. Estes came up from Anaconda last
Friday morning.
MI. A. J. Davis, Jr., is going on a hunting
trip in a few days.
The matinee at the Grand Opera House
was well attended yesterday.
It is reported that a large number OF
Helenaites will visit Butte the 22d.
Mr.. Joe Hyde and family will leave Butte /
to-day for Santa Cruz. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Barnard contem.
plate a trip to California in tho near fu-
ture.
DR.. Winston went to Anaconda last
Thursday to visit his brother, Judge Win.
ston.
Mr.. E. Cookbook, assistant bookkeeper at
Sands & Boyce's, has been ill for several
days.
The "Echo" which is published BY Prof.
A. c. Newill, will make its appearance this
week.
Mr.. John H. Curtis has sold an interest
in the Shark lode to George A. Carr for
1900.
The exercises which took place at the
High School last Friday afternoon we1e
very creditable.
Mr.. George Roberts has gone to Spokane
on a business trip. He will be absent
about ten days.
Mrs. James Monteath, who was so badly
hurt while tobboganing on Idaho hill, has
recovered.
Mrs. John Curtis and children will return
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Boyce in
about four weeks.
The hremen's ball, which will be given on
birthday, promises to be a
very enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Geo. Irvine and Mrs. Chas. s, War;
zen visited Deer Lodge last week and re-
turned home Friday.
Mr.: Ed. Il. Campbell, the new postmaster
Walkerville. is d~evoting his time to the
general delivery window. +!
Col. Charles D. Curtis, OF Helena, has
'een so i'll that he has been, unable to leave ,
lis home for the past week. :
A large party of Anaconda ladies and i
entlemen are coming up to attend the !
Imma Abbott opera this week. 6
MI. J. X. Boyce, Jr., arrived in Fulton, t
i%issouri, on the 18th. from thence he and
IRIS. Boyce will 60 to New York. I
Wednesday will be Ash Wednesday and E
ervices will be held at st. James Episconal j
hurch at IL a. m and 7:3O p. D.. \
Miss Bertha Shaw has been confined to-
ne house for several weeks, with g. severe
ttack OF infiammatory rheumatism. i,
Mrs. DR.. Leavitt's mother, Mrs. r, 2. :,
'homas, came over from Glendale last u
evening on a visit to her dauph- T,
Mr.. D. s. Murray went to Salt Lake Citv r.
riday evening. He will visit his uncle. the N
overnor, and combine business with pleas
re.
MI. W. R. Kenyon is expected home to-
az. He will bring with him his neice. "a
iss Frank Kenyon, who will spend several 'e
eeks here.
Mr.. G. M. Henderson,, a representative of er
ossrs. Higgins, tTooker & Co., of New CT
ork, arrived in Butte Friday and left for
elena to-day. H
A very elegant residence is soon to he di
ected by one Of our most prominent pbv- al
on the corner Of West Granite and
aho streets. ar
a telegram received yesterday we er
arn that Miss Louise DeWolf has left or
attic, and will be in Butte tomorrow. bc
'e will be the guest of Mrs. E. Siegel. tr1
lew OF the ladies attended the onera D d
st week without hats or bonnets and y ~ -
. IN iull evening dress. If tall hats must ~ y
IL looks as it the ladies will go with them. ;n'
Mrs. Green Majors arrived home last :
!esday alter q very pleasant visit to REL -.
ives IN New York. She was detained in ~.
aver canyon in the snow blockade three p.'
VS.. M
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Hogs expect to leave III
morrow Tor California, and will be ab. tn.
IL several months. They will be much in
seed by society people, among whom bv
y are great favorites. h.,
NJ. Fred Roberts, brother OF u popu. COZ
townsman Charles Roberts, of Sands h AM
yces dry goods department., arrived Co,
m Flattevl!le, Wis, last Friday. He cea
l make tn's bis future home. dir
liss Ellen Meiklejohn, Mrs. Marcus Da]v a b
! MISS Hattie Evans returned home
day from a visit to Anaconda. Wffile